Comparrotives A Grammar Zoo Book

From the creators of Hippopposites, Rhymoceros, and Llamaphones comes a new board book about comparatives In this oversize board book, young readers will learn about comparative adjectives via a very humorous parrot--from noisy and noisier, to messy and messier, to happy and happier when it finally finds a friend. As with the previous books in the series, Comparrotives features surprising touch-and-feel novelty elements throughout--making the comparatives concept easy and fun to learn.

Describes opposite aspects of a hippopotamus. On board pages.

Words that sound the same but have different meanings. Homophones with a llama.

A blue rhinoceros unabashedly subjects himself to undignified elements in order to demonstrate sixteen pairs of rhyming words, from "caring" and "daring" to "stinky" and "inky."

Children can engage in spotting the new additions to the zoo and, as the other animals change position and interact with each other, they are tasked with finding their favourite creatures in an ever-expanding scene.

From the creator of Hippopposites, Rhymoceros, Llamaphones, and Comparrotives comes a new board book about onomatopoeia! In this oversize board book, young readers will learn about onomatopoeia via a very humorous panda--from waking up to the loud brrrrring of an alarm clock; to the twang of a guitar; to sneezing from a sniff of perfume--achoo! As with the previous books in the series, Onomatopanda features surprising touch-and-feel novelty elements throughout, making the onomatopoeia concept easy and fun to learn. Other books in the series include: Hippopposites, Rhymoceros, Llamaphones, and Comparrotives.

Science and art come together in this colorful and empowering picture book about a strong minded girl scientist and her artist family. Is it possible for science and art to really mix? Georgia wants to be a scientist, and a great one at that. But in order become a great scientist, she must first create her own, unique experiment. Her mother, father, grandma, and brother all want to help, but they're artists. How could they possibly help her with science? Everyone knows art and science just don't go together! As Georgia struggles to create her unique experiment, she eventually learns that sometimes science, too, can be a work of art.

In this board book, with rhyming text, shaped like a steering wheel and complete with dashboard and buttons, toddlers drive the fire truck on its way to the fire.